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if we don't say ''stop.''
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They live for us...
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just for us...
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their whole lives.
:45:14
Years, /'ve never to/d anyone.
:45:18
My mom wou/dn't understand.
She /ikes equitation...
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bow/er hats, jodhpurs.
:45:23
My unc/e dressed for the horse, she says.
But what does that mean?
:45:28
Horse isn't dressed.
:45:30
lt's naked.
:45:31
lt's the most naked thing you ever saw,
more than a dog, a cat, or anything.
:45:36
Even the brokenest-down old nag
has got its life.
:45:39
To put a bowler hat on top of it's filthy.
:45:42
Putting them through their paces,
bloody horse shows. How do they dare?
:45:47
No one understands. No one.
:45:52
Except cowboys. They do.
:45:55
But they're free. They just swing up,
and it's nothing but miles of grass.
:46:01
l bet all cowboys are orphans.
:46:04
l bet they are.
:46:06
No one ever says to cowboys:
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''Receive my meaning.'' Or God.
:46:10
''All the time, God sees you, Alan.
God's got eyes everywhere.''
:46:15
No, l'm not doing anymore, l hate this.
You can whistle for anymore. l've had it.
:46:27
-l'm very busy, you know.
-That's why l came to see you.
:46:33
Mr. Strang, is there something
you're not telling me?
:46:36
What do you mean?
:46:37
The last time we met, you said that
religion was at the bottom of all this.
:46:42
So it is.
:46:43
-Because his mother reads him the Bible?
-Night after night.
:46:48
Fifty years ago, that would have been
considered proper conduct for a mother.
:46:54
l know l'm being impertinent.
:46:56
l'm prying, and l'm nosy.